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. >> it means a lot to our downtown businesses and our economy. people come to shows, they dine, may stay overnight so there is a spin-off just very excited. >> one person was missing from this ceremony, entertainer george lopez, organizers said his plane from southern california got delays. >> well, a lot of pressure on this one person. a million people that are descending. going to count on you tomorrow. >> you know, everything depends on what's happening outdoors with the big weekend. we're start of one of them on the deck of a vacant island. this gigantic ship, how about the green powered types of wind powered craft with the america's cup. they have wrapped up their competition. we saw these boats get back. we had good conditions for the race. the winds were picking up. those helped to drop our temperatures big time. let's look at some of the temperatures. you'll see fairly cool numbers that earlier in the week were 90. we'll look at 50s and 60s through the evening and the winds out here in san francisco, kind of breezy. 15 to 25 miles per hou
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and numbers are so small relative to where they were not meaningful to the economy. the second is plain as the hornets' nest such as an in world war ii, the fiscal cliff. bulls say, wait a second. upon further review, not a cliff, more of a hill, a negotiated descent if it even happened at all. to the bears, a 2,000 foot crevasse ever vest style made worse by the fact the race for the president is polarizing and long lasting. just wait until the tea party owns the republican party in january. want to see where the battlefield is most stark? consider for a moment the knife fight over fedex express. the bears point out this most important worldwide transport guided down not once, twice within a fortnight and painted a picture of a world in steep decline from the stem of asia to the stern of europe. the bulls arrived with a bowie knife sharpened by an analyst talking about next year being a good one and the year after that great one, taking no prisoners. the result hard to argue with a winner and they announced a secondary shortfall above a secondary pre-announcement. y
and numbers are so small relative to where they were not meaningful to the economy. the second is plain as the hornets' nest such as an in world war ii, the fiscal cliff. bulls say, wait a second. upon further review, not a cliff, more of a hill, a negotiated descent if it even happened at all. to the bears, a 2,000 foot crevasse ever vest style made worse by the fact the race for the president is polarizing and long lasting. just wait until the tea party owns the republican party in january....
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economy, not killing us with these to the most business with regular people. >> absolutely. we have lent over $10 million and a last couple of months or 50 million over the year. we concentrate exclusively on small business. large bank is not there main focus. charles: it remember you could look at him in the eye. you have known him 15 years but you know that he is good for it. is it that kind or do you still have a process? >> it is a little different now. [laughter] we do have a process but you do not necessarily approve but small business can come in to talk to the president of the bank and in 30 minutes i will give them an indication of their loan. charles: you also are having extraordinary success. why are you so successful? >> we are relationship focused most of the time the banks would get the transactions vs. relationships. we will work with the owner then we have the bank at work program. we have deposit officers to work with the individual employees. pricing comes down with a relationship as opposed to a transaction. we have had double-digit loan growth for the las
economy, not killing us with these to the most business with regular people. >> absolutely. we have lent over $10 million and a last couple of months or 50 million over the year. we concentrate exclusively on small business. large bank is not there main focus. charles: it remember you could look at him in the eye. you have known him 15 years but you know that he is good for it. is it that kind or do you still have a process? >> it is a little different now. [laughter] we do have a...
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we continue to see signs of recovery in the economy. on friday data shows growth in the labor market. the unemployment rate dropped to its lowest since president obama took office. now, long-time viewers know i try to steer you away frombr breathlessly following the unemployment rate. the number of people looking for a job is at a low. we call that the participation rate. that too brings down the unemployment. lots of reasons people leave the labor market. a mom has a baby, somebody retires, goes back to school or they just quit looking for a job altogether. >>> the house intelligence committee says u.s. firms should stop buying equipment from some of cisco's biggest competitors. we'll take a look at that coming up in the next half hour. >>> did you watch this rumble 2012 over the weekend? >> no, i missed it. >> i owed it. i did not watch it because the whole thing just fell apart online. they are offering refunds to this pay-per-view. it only cost $5 to watch it on the internet. it was run by a company called knox solutions which just
we continue to see signs of recovery in the economy. on friday data shows growth in the labor market. the unemployment rate dropped to its lowest since president obama took office. now, long-time viewers know i try to steer you away frombr breathlessly following the unemployment rate. the number of people looking for a job is at a low. we call that the participation rate. that too brings down the unemployment. lots of reasons people leave the labor market. a mom has a baby, somebody retires,...
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economy went down, and his business went up, and his business went down. but the truth is, these days, no one has to be dictated by your own local economy. you can do business all over by being online. and there are so many more tools available that allow you to run your business. so, my dad ran his business by himself. if he didn't know something, he didn't know something. today what would you do? you would go online. you would go to a score counselor, you would find some help. it really is an amazing time. i don't mean to sound pollyannaish, but to me this is an amazing time to be in business. > > thank you for being here. that was steve strauss, columnist for usa today. from small biz to really big biz. chart talk on chevron is coming your way next! o' we're getting a view on another oil stock on the show with matt shapiro, he's president of mws capital. good morning. you are taking a look at chevron. what do you see that you like in the charts here? > > one thing i like about chevron is, of course, it's at all-time highs, angie - $117. but don't look a
economy went down, and his business went up, and his business went down. but the truth is, these days, no one has to be dictated by your own local economy. you can do business all over by being online. and there are so many more tools available that allow you to run your business. so, my dad ran his business by himself. if he didn't know something, he didn't know something. today what would you do? you would go online. you would go to a score counselor, you would find some help. it really is an...
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so i want to know what the global economy is doing. i want to know what the u.s. economy is doing. in my mind, we're going to be in this modest growth, modest inflation environment for a while. i mean at least through 2013. but i think it is going to be positive. i think the types of sectors that we're looking at are the ones that are really going it to be sensitive to a continuation of that. so we like materials. even though materials haven't done very well i think looking ahead they will. technology, consumer discretionary sector looks good. so we think that the sect leg in the cyclical bull market started with those october 2011 lows. i've been telling our clients, hey, any opportunity you have whether it's a pullback, valuations are not expensive, you want to make sure that you are invested here because the economy is going to cope growing at least through 2014, i think. i think the market has got some upside here. >> we're going to have to leave there. a lot of good information. thanks so much, scott, scott wren, senior equity strategist at wells fargo advisors. and as we ment
so i want to know what the global economy is doing. i want to know what the u.s. economy is doing. in my mind, we're going to be in this modest growth, modest inflation environment for a while. i mean at least through 2013. but i think it is going to be positive. i think the types of sectors that we're looking at are the ones that are really going it to be sensitive to a continuation of that. so we like materials. even though materials haven't done very well i think looking ahead they will....
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on the subjects of the economy, jobs, spending, taxes, how did he do? >> he had a couple problems on basic numbers issues. tried to make the case the unemployment rate is going up, made the case of scranton versus gainesville, it was interesting that biden jumped in aggressively to shut him down. it is true, unemployment is pol not paul ryan's wheelhouse and i think that spoke to mr. biden's strength, but, you know, those issues they both feel confident talking about the middle class. it's a question of whether or not it resonates. >> we know joe biden, americans know him. watched him in the senate and watched him now for almost four years as vice president. not as many people know paul ryan. this was his first major test on a stage like this. did we learn anything about paul ryan last night that will impact the election? >> yes, and that's what i think is so exciting about this debate. whoever you want to win, what was exciting about it is all this new ground was covered mostly by joe biden pinning paul ryan down on stuff that we weren't sure if the ro
on the subjects of the economy, jobs, spending, taxes, how did he do? >> he had a couple problems on basic numbers issues. tried to make the case the unemployment rate is going up, made the case of scranton versus gainesville, it was interesting that biden jumped in aggressively to shut him down. it is true, unemployment is pol not paul ryan's wheelhouse and i think that spoke to mr. biden's strength, but, you know, those issues they both feel confident talking about the middle class....
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economy. so, i do feel a little more positive about the u.s. economy. i agree, you know, in general with this panel. we're pretty much in agreement that the u.s. should do a little better here. as an investor, you know, put money to work in u.s. centric stocks. i think that can really help. >> lady and gentlemen, thank you so much. >> thanks. >> pleasure. >> 50 minutes or so to go before we close it up on this monday on wall street. dow jones industrial average down 20 points. nasdaq off 21. >> we've we know what you're asking, where's maria at the columbus day parade. doing her yearly hosting duties. she will not miss this show and she has none other than famed investor mario gabelli at the parade. >> that and a whole lot more ahead on this busy monday edition of "the bell." >> announcer: coming up, core problems? apple shares falling below a key technical level. is the world's most valuable company suddenly having an image problem because of the new iphone 5? we'll explain why straight ahead. >>> plus, employment status. there's a good reason you may
economy. so, i do feel a little more positive about the u.s. economy. i agree, you know, in general with this panel. we're pretty much in agreement that the u.s. should do a little better here. as an investor, you know, put money to work in u.s. centric stocks. i think that can really help. >> lady and gentlemen, thank you so much. >> thanks. >> pleasure. >> 50 minutes or so to go before we close it up on this monday on wall street. dow jones industrial average down 20...
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than they do making loans and doing the normal functions of a bank and this is the problem in this economy and in the city and new york around the world is that the crime wave that is the core of the global economy as contributing now the majority of profits to these g. twenty nations so if you start to really mantle these criminal syndicates you are going to suffer an enormous. economic crash but you know the problem is when you have an infestation of these parasites you need to flush them out otherwise the parasites will eventually completely consume the host and that's what's happening in the u.k. in the u.s. around the world the parasites on wall street and in the city are consuming the host that's me that's you that's you you're being consumed by the parasites in the banking industry yes and for this information to emerge we relied on this whistleblower who came out and regarding this you know the financial times says about this whistleblower the unusually candid public comments by trading arm of total have broken the omerta of the energy physical trading industry a close knit communi
than they do making loans and doing the normal functions of a bank and this is the problem in this economy and in the city and new york around the world is that the crime wave that is the core of the global economy as contributing now the majority of profits to these g. twenty nations so if you start to really mantle these criminal syndicates you are going to suffer an enormous. economic crash but you know the problem is when you have an infestation of these parasites you need to flush them out...
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federal reserve is also cautious about the economy. it sees risks to growth over the short term, but minutes from its latest policy meeting show fed officials are still optimistic about the long haul. and on wall street today, worries about the coming flood of corporate earnings-- the dow lost 110 points, the nasdaq dropped 47, the s&p was off 14.5%. that sell-off comes on the five- year anniversary of all-time highs for the dow and s&p 500. after a crazy ride in which both averages lost half their value, today, they're within striking distance of those magic numbers. suzanne pratt takes a look at whether we'll see the milestones anytime soon. >> reporter: here's where the major averages are currently trading. the dow is within 690 points of its all-time high, while the s&p 500 is 124 away from its best level. a few really good days and perhaps we'll have new milestones for one or both of the major indexes. veteran floor trader art cashin says it's a possibility, but there's not a lot of conviction among investors today. >> you can see
federal reserve is also cautious about the economy. it sees risks to growth over the short term, but minutes from its latest policy meeting show fed officials are still optimistic about the long haul. and on wall street today, worries about the coming flood of corporate earnings-- the dow lost 110 points, the nasdaq dropped 47, the s&p was off 14.5%. that sell-off comes on the five- year anniversary of all-time highs for the dow and s&p 500. after a crazy ride in which both averages...
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. >> more part-time jobs coming into the economy. here is dart den restaurants. considering more part-time jobs to address health reform costs. telling fox business the law is so rigid there is no flexibility in it at all. hear is the deal, hear is the bottom line. basically the high cost of affordable care. if you work 30 hours a week you are supposed to be getting health insurance. if you go below 30 hours you don't get health insurance. if the company doesn't provide you 30 hours a week, the company pay as fine of 3 tow per worker. the incentive to drop below the 30 hour per week water mark. the problem these companies, restaurants like darden which owns olive garden and longhorn steakhouse, they were providing cheap health care coverage to workers. they were doing that the health reform law struck it out. it obliterated it because they were too cheap. they didn't provide enough in the way of benefits. a lot of high turnover in these industries. they are naturally part-time. we may start to look like japan where 25% of the workforce is part-time. the u.s. is r
. >> more part-time jobs coming into the economy. here is dart den restaurants. considering more part-time jobs to address health reform costs. telling fox business the law is so rigid there is no flexibility in it at all. hear is the deal, hear is the bottom line. basically the high cost of affordable care. if you work 30 hours a week you are supposed to be getting health insurance. if you go below 30 hours you don't get health insurance. if the company doesn't provide you 30 hours a...
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ronald reagan's first big tax cut went into effect, and the economy did surge. economic growth went from 4.9% to north of 8%. year three, not so impressive. look at quarters, there were some drops. for perspective, today, the top marge call tax rate is 30%, not like are you at 70 or 90. can a reduction in rates really spur the romney ryan growth? let's bring in guests and find out it's true. doug and mark, great to see both of you. doug, the romney/ryan plan will reduce rates like 20%. let's forget the lool hope for a moment. see the top rate go down from 35% to 28%. that's certainly not a drop, like jfk did or romney did. can 35 to 28 spark real gdp growth? >> i think we're in a very different world and quite frankly a better world. the feature they have in common, often not appreciated, these are permanent tax reforms, and they have much bigger impacts. it makes sense. a tax cut for a day, you wouldn't do much. and it would change a lot of things, the research supports that notion, an important part of this, a tax reform, permanent change that eliminates the c
ronald reagan's first big tax cut went into effect, and the economy did surge. economic growth went from 4.9% to north of 8%. year three, not so impressive. look at quarters, there were some drops. for perspective, today, the top marge call tax rate is 30%, not like are you at 70 or 90. can a reduction in rates really spur the romney ryan growth? let's bring in guests and find out it's true. doug and mark, great to see both of you. doug, the romney/ryan plan will reduce rates like 20%. let's...
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i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. >>> breaking through the 360 level. we could probably see 57 a and 580. over the longer term chart here this is still very much a bull market in apple. >> that was chris barone yesterday talking about apple's pullback. one analyst initiated coverage on a note. >> thanks very much. >> mutual rating, a lot of reasons you cite are reasons we could have said in the iphone 4 s, iphone 3. why the iphone 5 triggers these arguments? >> another thing specific to that particular device what we are seeing is penetration to 50% and next near it will be closer to 70%. that means growth will be reliant on faster replacement or the shares. we don't think they will be gaining much market share and subsidy prices make it hard. we are going to be focused on is for the next leg of growth apple needs to penetrate
i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. >>> breaking through the 360 level. we could probably see 57 a and 580. over the longer term chart here this is still very much a bull market in apple. >> that was chris barone yesterday talking about apple's...
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it would be good for their local economy. >> my friends and family have never been. it would an opportunity for them to experience vegas. >> do you feel like you've changed, you've grown up, evolved since the joe started? >> yeah. i definitely think we all have grown up. because of the show, jenny is now engaged. she found her future husband. >> what is cool, we can actually watch ourselves and learn from any mistakes or highest points we had. >> any regrets? most people who learn something regret something in the process, any regrets? >> i do. i was wild. i was wild child. i feel like i grew as a person. i watched myself and i forgot to wear underwear to the club, who does that? now i won't do that. i feel like i've grown as a person and this show helped me do that. >> you look so many shrimper. i'm looking at you in person. you dropped a lot of weight, right? >> i think i more lost inches, too, from working out. i lost about maybe 15, but i really don't weigh myself. >> did you watch the show and go, i think i should try to lose weight? >> yeah. on twitter, people
it would be good for their local economy. >> my friends and family have never been. it would an opportunity for them to experience vegas. >> do you feel like you've changed, you've grown up, evolved since the joe started? >> yeah. i definitely think we all have grown up. because of the show, jenny is now engaged. she found her future husband. >> what is cool, we can actually watch ourselves and learn from any mistakes or highest points we had. >> any regrets? most...
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the economy is better than it was, yes? >> well, yeah, it's better than it was because the comparison is so poor. we talk about the dow being where it was five years ago, the s&p 500 is actually where it was 12 years ago. we've had a tripling of the fed's balance sheet. so have we made real progress? not really. >> what do you think, larry? do you agree with that? how are you investing today going into this third quarter earnings reporting season? >> well, it is a bittersweet anniversary, as we say. as we look ahead to earnings season, investors are going to see they have a diminished outlook of the global economy. they're also going to see weak corporate earnings domestically, something we haven't seen in three years. and they're going to see higher taxes. that's a lump of coal for any anniversary. rather than focus on the negatives in alcoa, focus on the fact they have asian exposure, european exposure. focus on the positives. financial engineering is back in this market. some of the parts for a company like alcoa exceed
the economy is better than it was, yes? >> well, yeah, it's better than it was because the comparison is so poor. we talk about the dow being where it was five years ago, the s&p 500 is actually where it was 12 years ago. we've had a tripling of the fed's balance sheet. so have we made real progress? not really. >> what do you think, larry? do you agree with that? how are you investing today going into this third quarter earnings reporting season? >> well, it is a...
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yes, the economy didn't do great speaking of the global economy here in the third quarter, but i think it did well enough to kind of beat that low bar. david: well, lance, let me read you the market watch, one of the headlines today. it says "brace for the worst earnings season since the recession rebound." so, again, as mark was talking about expectations, they're pretty damn low right now. >> well, exactly. and, of course, the one thing that i was laughing earlier simply because i'm not really all that bearish, i'm just a little more concerned about some of the global macro issues that are standing out there such as a resurgence of the euro crisis, of course, the fiscal cliff coming right around the corner. and, you know, for our clients and investors watching the show right now, it's not really whether or not the market rallies to 1500 that's the problem. that's a very real possibility. the problem is if something along the way comes, trips this market up, and we lose 10-15% -- david: like what? >> that's what hurts investors. david: give us an example. >> well, exactly, we get into
yes, the economy didn't do great speaking of the global economy here in the third quarter, but i think it did well enough to kind of beat that low bar. david: well, lance, let me read you the market watch, one of the headlines today. it says "brace for the worst earnings season since the recession rebound." so, again, as mark was talking about expectations, they're pretty damn low right now. >> well, exactly. and, of course, the one thing that i was laughing earlier simply...
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it changes the political conversation from the presidential debate performance to the improving economy. more on that from mark matthews. >> good morning. >> in san francisco, one sign of an improving economy, shoppers lined up around the block for the opening of a clothing store. >> i feel we have picked up. i don't know. i don't know for the rest of the country. >> the statistics show the rest of the country is improving. 114,000 new jobs added in september. revised numbers for july and august, 86,000 more jobs than originally reported, taking away a favorite line of mitt romney's stump speech. rom supporters are questioning the new labor numbers. >> i wouldn't put my mortgage numbers on these being correct. >> it's been climbing since the convention suggests that people feel more hopeful. >> it's a sign the economy is improving. >> it's stabilizing. >> reporter: he has been selling flowers on union square for 66 years. he is not a president obama but he does see what is happening on the street. >> the worst is over. >> for the president the new numbers shifted attention from the lack
it changes the political conversation from the presidential debate performance to the improving economy. more on that from mark matthews. >> good morning. >> in san francisco, one sign of an improving economy, shoppers lined up around the block for the opening of a clothing store. >> i feel we have picked up. i don't know. i don't know for the rest of the country. >> the statistics show the rest of the country is improving. 114,000 new jobs added in september. revised...
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economy. the read was a big jump. hit ago level we haven't seen since september of 2007, before the financial crisis and also, jpmorgan released its quarterly dimon said we believe the housing market has turned the corner. the comments from mr. dimon could be significant. it's been 435 days sibs is country lost its top credit rating. the fourth year running it exceeded the trillion dollar mark. >>> and now, our four story "outfron fourth story. jack kennedy and paul ryan. there are some things that are similar. both young, energetic, vibrant. paul ryan seems to think they have something this common, joe biden though, not so sure. in what you could say say is a vp tradition, this time, the issue was tacks. >> you can cut tax rates by 20% and still preserve these for middle class taxpayers -- >> not mathematically possible. >> it is. it's been done before. >> it has never been done before. >> it's been done a couple of times -- >> it has never -- >> reagan. >> oh, now, you're jack kennedy. >> ronald reagan. >> twitter w
economy. the read was a big jump. hit ago level we haven't seen since september of 2007, before the financial crisis and also, jpmorgan released its quarterly dimon said we believe the housing market has turned the corner. the comments from mr. dimon could be significant. it's been 435 days sibs is country lost its top credit rating. the fourth year running it exceeded the trillion dollar mark. >>> and now, our four story "outfron fourth story. jack kennedy and paul ryan. there...
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again if anything in this economy, you don't want to overstate it. the one thing i would overstate is when they say residential real estate, widespread improvement, that's about the most definitive phrase in the beige book all together. >> if somebody is in a job training program which is finally opened apparently, are they considered unemployed? >> yes. if they do not have a job or haven't worked in the past four weeks they would be unemployed. i just went through this with the bls about what constitutes -- >> you see why i'm asking that. a little dancing around the margin there. >> yeah. well -- >> what kind of dance was that, brian? that was the two-step. >> that was about as smooth as the open of street signs today. >> not smooth like the whiskey you drink, i'm sure, brian. >> your beige book today was anything but dull. i did tweet out today that beige does make it seem kind of dull and that if i was going to choose a color for my beige book, i'd make it turquoise or maybe a uniform. next time you're on -- we've created the perfect -- >> does th
again if anything in this economy, you don't want to overstate it. the one thing i would overstate is when they say residential real estate, widespread improvement, that's about the most definitive phrase in the beige book all together. >> if somebody is in a job training program which is finally opened apparently, are they considered unemployed? >> yes. if they do not have a job or haven't worked in the past four weeks they would be unemployed. i just went through this with the bls...
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china's slowdown reverberates through the rest of the global economy. so how are companies offsetting this tremendous head wind, or can they right now? stacy says it remains a key problem for luxury retailers. adam says it is a short-term issue for multinationals as well. stacy, you remain negative on the luxury retailers right now because of that slowdown in china, right? >> i do, but bill, it's probably for a different reason than the obvious. we know mainland china is slowing down. you just summed it up with all those companies that made negative comments. nike was the latest to pile on. what i'm worried about is the luxury players that have exposure in europe to a large extent. 20 to 50% of the business in europe is being made up by chinese tourism. that's something to think about as that slows. >> like who? >> well, for example, burberry was the first to sound the warning alarm saying that tourism into europe is slowing. sure, we had the olympics. that was a bit of a disruption in london, but you have exposure with tiffany. you have exposure with f
china's slowdown reverberates through the rest of the global economy. so how are companies offsetting this tremendous head wind, or can they right now? stacy says it remains a key problem for luxury retailers. adam says it is a short-term issue for multinationals as well. stacy, you remain negative on the luxury retailers right now because of that slowdown in china, right? >> i do, but bill, it's probably for a different reason than the obvious. we know mainland china is slowing down. you...
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economy shows signs of life. after two big acquisitions this year analysts say capital one's outlook should be clearing up and discover is expanding in to the payment space. two major players in that space mastercard and visa off all time highs but franchise names to own. revenue from credit card transactions moving up thanks to higher volumes and larger than average purchases. fserve growing. >> secular move in using cash instead of credit card. they went through new regulations. so, you know, the fundamentals are very strong. they are not terribly expensive. >> joe give me the best play. mastercard or visa or american express or discover. >> i like all of the above. throw in capital. >> it's not too late to jump in. >> not too late to jump in. capital one throw into the mix. fundamentals are turning there also. i think there's a lot of money own the sidelines in the financials that's pointed particularly in that direction, is going stay there. >> stephanie? >> that quarter was very strong last week and i think
economy shows signs of life. after two big acquisitions this year analysts say capital one's outlook should be clearing up and discover is expanding in to the payment space. two major players in that space mastercard and visa off all time highs but franchise names to own. revenue from credit card transactions moving up thanks to higher volumes and larger than average purchases. fserve growing. >> secular move in using cash instead of credit card. they went through new regulations. so, you...
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dimon saying the economy would have been stronger had we adopted simpson-bowles. again jamie dimon down at the council on foreign relations. much more when we come back. >>> the markets selling off today. the s&p 500 almost at session lows, down .5%. dow industrials giving back .66% as well. back on the other side of this break. >>> it is time for the biggest pops and drops in midday trading. sprint is up first. >> speculation that they may go after a pcs after all. the saga still continues. i still avoid the stock buying under $5. >> the monster of a man. >> monster beverage. when you go back you can see where it is coming from. there are some regulations about the health issues and the rest. downgrade dad but the target remains 78. i think this is an interesting name at these levels. >> true religion. >> they put themselves up for sale potentially hiring advisors. i actually like the franchise. i think the valuation is good. this is a good buy. >> give me a drop on valero? >> the market's derisking. july 22nd valero unit louisiana goes down, back online now. 135
dimon saying the economy would have been stronger had we adopted simpson-bowles. again jamie dimon down at the council on foreign relations. much more when we come back. >>> the markets selling off today. the s&p 500 almost at session lows, down .5%. dow industrials giving back .66% as well. back on the other side of this break. >>> it is time for the biggest pops and drops in midday trading. sprint is up first. >> speculation that they may go after a pcs after all....
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independent study says upholding maryland's education greenback could add millions of dollars to the state economy. professors say allowing illegal immigrants to pay institution could come over time, at $66 million to the state treasury. professors say greenback graduates would be more likely to land jobs, pay taxes and save findings. >> we looked at the debate and saw that there was not much out there on the cost and benefits of the dream act as a benefit. >> she calls the report bogus. it is based on numbers. it will appear on the ballot as question 4. on a medical alert this morning, state health officials said the number of final magic is cases is on the rise. and as for the reduce statistics released by the cbc, sitting in a similar increase nationwide. jennifer franciotti is live outside the state health department with a more details. what are officials say and? >> a they are saying this is related to the contaminated steroid shots to relieve back pain. according to the cdc, of breaks reported in 10 states including maryland. 119 cases including one fatality. health officials believe the co
independent study says upholding maryland's education greenback could add millions of dollars to the state economy. professors say allowing illegal immigrants to pay institution could come over time, at $66 million to the state treasury. professors say greenback graduates would be more likely to land jobs, pay taxes and save findings. >> we looked at the debate and saw that there was not much out there on the cost and benefits of the dream act as a benefit. >> she calls the report...
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refis are doing a wonderful thing to help this economy. yes, banks make money on them, but we want regular loans. we want loans, regular loans. refis are just a regeneration of old loans. >> so should rates be lower than they are now to spur that kind of demand? that's really my question. >> well, bill, look, they're record lows. let's not forget the regulatory burden. we have a cfpb over there who can't even figure out what a qualified mortgage is. we have a lot of banks getting out of the mortgage business because of the regulatory burden that's being placed on our banks, especially our community banks. >> here's my complaint i have, guys. i'm chuckling listening to you. my complaint is this. they just sold me a mortgage at 3.5%, which is a good rate for sure. i know the banks are going to turn around and sell that at a much, much higher rate because the fed is buying all these mortgage-backed securities out there. the effective yield isn't 3.5%. it's way down in the 2% range. can't we get a little bit of that? the banks are making a ver
refis are doing a wonderful thing to help this economy. yes, banks make money on them, but we want regular loans. we want loans, regular loans. refis are just a regeneration of old loans. >> so should rates be lower than they are now to spur that kind of demand? that's really my question. >> well, bill, look, they're record lows. let's not forget the regulatory burden. we have a cfpb over there who can't even figure out what a qualified mortgage is. we have a lot of banks getting...
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. >> the big issue here is that the entire year the economy and the stock market have been two different things. now you have the growth slowing and earnings colliding at the same time. you have to be very right on a stock. if they report the numbers and it shows up like that dollar tree, you have an issue. >> all right. we do have eric back, apparently. we fixed the shot. eric schiffer, ceo of 99-cent only stores from the boulevard location. good to have you back. we were just talking about the woes of your cohorts, the other dollar stores out there and it's interesting because at one point, there seemed to be the real competition to the likes of a target and walmart and people were scared that walmart and target would have some real share loss because of these dollar stores. what are you seeing in terms of your business and the type of consumer going in there and the willingness to spend money in this sort of economy? >> well, i think one thing about 99 cent only stores versus the other dollar stores is that, you know, close to 20% of our business is perishable food, includie ining a l
. >> the big issue here is that the entire year the economy and the stock market have been two different things. now you have the growth slowing and earnings colliding at the same time. you have to be very right on a stock. if they report the numbers and it shows up like that dollar tree, you have an issue. >> all right. we do have eric back, apparently. we fixed the shot. eric schiffer, ceo of 99-cent only stores from the boulevard location. good to have you back. we were just...
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we think it's an economy issue also. >> they say they have 52,000 followers on their facebook page. a's manager said they have no plans to remove the tarps for the division playoffs. >> the mayors of cincinnati and san francisco have placed a friendly wager on the game tonight. edwards lee and mark mallory from cincinnati will bet, benefiting the youth sports programs. larry beil brings us up-to-date with the morning sports report. >> good morning. here's the problem with the one-game playoff. you play 162 games to get one chance. and an umpire blows a call that kills you. it happened in the braves-cardinals game last night. in atlanta former president jimmy carter enjoying the action. you like this. molina with a drive to right. jason heyward fighting the sun, back to the wall and makes the catch! spectacular concentration. top of the sixth, former a, matt holliday, solo homer off of kris medlen. 4-2, cardinals. meltdown in the eighth. pete going out on this pop-up. holiday comes in. the ball drops they called the infield fly rule so the batter is automatically out. instead of base
we think it's an economy issue also. >> they say they have 52,000 followers on their facebook page. a's manager said they have no plans to remove the tarps for the division playoffs. >> the mayors of cincinnati and san francisco have placed a friendly wager on the game tonight. edwards lee and mark mallory from cincinnati will bet, benefiting the youth sports programs. larry beil brings us up-to-date with the morning sports report. >> good morning. here's the problem with the...